Aside from us being around and working all day we have parking constraints but that's just us.

We made sure we were walking distance from a great park with beautiful waterfront views, trails that end up at the river with a little sand beach, so my dog swims almost every day, and I don't feel so cramped, like that park is part of my backyard, too.

In the long run I will need a good property manager because the stress or managing people from a distance will be much less if I am able to manage a property manager.

Sometimes your buyer has time constraints too.In any case, your agreements to sell the relinquished property and to acquire the replacement property will be assigned to the QI with an addendum that the other party involved will have to sign, so sooner or later you have to get a signature.

Absentee owners that are “long distance landlords” are a group of people that sometimes become very motivated after a tenant trashes their house one too many times.What Questions Should I Ask?

do you take the time to visit every property that has potential - even if it's not convenient in schedule or distance?

Originally posted by Brandon Heavey:I may have jumped the gun here... guessing you meant Pasadena, TX not Pasadena, CA :)Hi Brandon,Yea there is a little bit of distance between the two.

I am currently in the sales stage of my first long distance flip back in California.

-Constraints: 1) limited time to go around looking for a good deal (unless online) 2) monthly income is all from child support.Questions:-Multi-units in OC are in limited supply and very expensive (upwards of $700k).

I have NO real experience in REI, although I have tried to help my mom from a distance as she explores taking on buy and hold properties in the DFW area.